Scaffold gate toeboard assembly for use on a scaffold gate
AssigneeDeltak Manufacturing, Inc.
InventorJohnny Curtis
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Abstract
A scaffold toeboard assembly including a toeboard frame having a toeboard coupled to a riser with a first and second end, with a lift handle coupled to the first end, and a toeboard coupled to the second end. The assembly further including a support frame having a vertical support with an attachment member configured to couple to a scaffold swing gate, wherein the riser is slidably coupled to the vertical support.
Claims10
A scaffold toeboard assembly in combination with a scaffold swing gate, wherein the swing gate includes a top rail, a bottom rail, and two side rails, the toeboard assembly comprising:
- a) a support frame including (i) two tubular vertical supports joined by a brace member, (ii) an upper gate hook on each vertical support engaging the swing gate top rail, and (iii) a lower gate hook on each vertical support engaging the swing gate bottom rail;
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- b) a toeboard frame including (i) a vertical riser extending through each of the tubular vertical supports of the support frame, (ii) a handle connecting an upper end of each tubular vertical riser, and (iii) a toeboard connected approximately to a lower end of the vertical risers.
A scaffold system including a toeboard assembly in combination with a scaffold swing gate positioned over a scaffold decking, wherein the swing gate includes a top rail, a bottom rail, and two side rails, the toeboard assembly comprising:
- a) a support frame including (i) two tubular vertical supports joined by a brace member, (ii) an upper gate hook on each vertical support engaging the swing gate top rail, and (iii) a lower gate hook on each vertical support engaging the swing gate bottom rail;
- b) a toeboard frame including (i) a vertical riser extending through each of the tubular vertical supports of the support frame, (ii) a handle connecting an upper end of the vertical risers, and (iii) a toeboard connected approximately to a lower end of the vertical risers;
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- c) wherein the handle of the toeboard frame is configured to raise the toeboard relative to the scaffold decking.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.